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You're F'd. Limit where she ****es to the same area.

Sometimes limestone will minimize the damage,but she's ****ing grass
killer.

Morph, more bad advice, eh? Perhaps try sticking to areas you have
experience with.

As I said earlier, the best solution is prevention -- when you let your dog
out to pee, follow up with a small bucket of water on the location (a quart
or two is plenty). This dilutes the "stuff" and keeps the grass from dying.

By the way, the reason the grass dies is due to nitrogen burn -- it's the
equivalant to overfertilizing your lawn, to an exponential degree. That's
why in the summer, the dead spot will be ringed with really plush, green
grass, where the fertilizer took effect but didn't kill the grass.

-Tim